A recent study conducted by David Rozado, an AI researcher affiliated with Otago Polytechnic and Heterodox Academy, offers a troubling analysis that should alarm citizens, particularly in places like Australia.
Internet's left-leaning bias to go on 'juiced up steroid binge' with advanced AI systems to transform our information gathering
“Traditionally,” he adds, “people have relied on search engines or platforms like Wikipedia for quick and reliable access to a mix of factual and biased information. However, as LLMs become more advanced and accessible, they are starting to partially displace these conventional sources.” AI will have a profound impact on our technology and its proven record of presenting left-leaning bias in our search queries will become so subtle we may hardly notice it, writes John Mac Glionn. Picture: iStock
Take, for example, a user seeking information on contentious issues like gender dysphoria, mass immigration, or the ethics of euthanasia. Think of our current state, but on an all-too-juiced-up steroid binge. This is how you create a monolithic mindset.
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